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Definitive Guide to the Broadband Wireless 2008: WiMAX, WiFi, LTE, and 4G

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Published 2008/02 Content info 189 pages
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Table of Contents

  • About the Authors
  • Wireless Broadband Services
    • 1. What is a Broadband Service?
    • 2. What Kinds of Networks Support Broadband Services?
    • 3. Why Wi-Fi, WiMAX, LTE, and 4G?
    • 4. Network Value Chain
      • 4a. Network Value Chain: The Wired Network
      • 4b. Network Value Chain: The Wireless Network
      • 4c. Network Value Chain: The Handset
    • 5. Our Focus
  • "The WiMAX Industry"
  • (Part One of Four)
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. The Vendors Perspective - WiMax
      • 2a. Vendor Profiles
      • 2b. Specialized Vendors
        • i. Alvarion
        • ii. Redline Communications
        • iii. Proxim Wireless Corporation
        • iv. Airspan
        • v. Aperto Networks
    • 3. The Cisco and Intel Connection
      • 3a. Cisco:
      • 3b. Intel
    • 4. The Sprint WiMAX Model
      • 4a. Key Features and Functions
      • 4b. Sprint - Soft Launches
    • 5. Why Did Sprint Choose WiMAX?
    • 6. The Clearwire WiMax Model - Before Sprint
    • 7. The Clearwire WiMax Model - After Sprint
    • 8. Possible Clearwire WiMAX Strategy Without Sprint
    • 9. The Google Factor/The Intel Factor
    • 10. The Korean, SK Telecom, Samsung WiMax Model
      • 10a. Key Features and Functions
      • 10b. WiBRO
      • 10c. Deployment Plans
    • 11. Huawei and ZTE- China' s WiMax Model
      • 11a. Key Features and Functions
      • 11b. Deployment Plans
    • 12. Test & Certification - WiMAX Products
      • 12a. WiMAX Forum"!
      • 12b. Telecordia and Sprint Laboratories
    • 13. Standards Impact - WiMAX
      • 13a. Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)
      • 13b. International Telecommunications Union (ITU)
    • 14. Costs Impact - WiMAX
      • 14a. Terminal Customer Premise Equipment (CPE)
      • 14b. WiMAX Infrastructure
    • 15. Market Analysis
      • 15a. Estimated Subscriber Growth 2007-2012
      • 15b. US Internet Market Value Forecast 2006-2010
      • 15c. Handset Sales Comparison
      • 15d. Ecosystems
  • Technical References
  • "The Wi-Fi Industry"
  • (Part Two of Four)
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Wi-Fi Suffers a Setback - EarthLink and AT&T Mobility
      • 2a. Running the Numbers - EarthLink
      • 2b. EarthLink - Update February 2008
    • 3. The Vendor' s Perspectives
      • 3a. Global Outlook - Economic
    • 4. Vendor Profiles
      • 4a. Vendor Profiles
        • i. Xirrus
          • a. Xirrus Demo - Interop October 2007
          • b. Xirrus Deployment - Amelia Island Plantation
          • c. Xirrus - 802.11n System Info
        • ii. SkyPilot Networks
          • a. Skypilot Attributes
          • b. Skypilot - Deployments - Bahrain
        • iii. Cisco Systems
          • a. Cisco Mobility Solutions
          • b. Cisco Mobility Solutions - What It Is and The Benefits
          • c. Cisco Wireless Solutions
          • d. Cisco Outdoor Wireless Solutions - The Focal Point of Cisco' s Efforts
          • e. Cisco Outdoor Wireless Solutions - The Technology
          • f. Cisco Outdoor Wireless Solutions -Deployments - OneCommunity/OneCleveland - THE Digital BRIDGE
          • g. Cisco Outdoor Wireless Solutions -Deployments - OneCommunity/OneCleveland - PBS Broadcasts to RTA Communters
          • h. Cisco Outdoor Wireless Solutions - The Benefits
          • i. Cisco Outdoor Wireless Solutions and Mobility - The Power of the Single Number - Cisco Unified Mobility
    • 5. Service Provider/Carrier Models
      • 5a. The Wi-Fi Model - Alverno Information Services
      • 5b. The Wi-Fi Model - T-Mobile Wi-Fi/Cellular - Ahead of iPhone
        • i. Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) - Convergence
        • ii. T-Mobile and 3G
      • 5c. The Wi-Fi Model - AT&T Mobility
        • i. AT&T News - January 2008
      • 5d. The Wi-Fi Model - MetroFi
        • i. MetroFi Services
        • ii. MetroFi Solutions - Digital Inclusion
        • iii. MetroFi - Example Network Deployment - Santa Clara
      • 5e. The Wi-Fi Model - EarthLink
    • 6. Test & Certification - Wi-Fi Products
      • 6a. Performance Testing Outlined
      • 6b. The Wi-Fi Alliance
        • i. Wi-Fi Alliance Authorized Certification Laboratories
          • 1. Allion Test Labs, Inc. (Taiwan)
          • 2. AT4 wireless(Spain)
          • 3. Bureau Veritas - ADT (Taiwan)
          • 4. CETECOM (USA, Germany)
          • 5. SGS Group (Taiwan, Japan, Korea)
          • 6. Telecommunication Metrology Station (TMC) (China)
          • 7. TUV Rheinland Group (USA, Japan)
          • 8. Wipro Technologies (India)
            • ii. Wi-Fi Alliance - The Futue
      • 6c. CTIA Test and Certification
      • 6d. Tolly Group Test and Certification
    • 7. Standards Impact - Wi-Fi
      • 7a. The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
        • i. Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) -Technical Details
      • 7b. International Telecommunications Union (ITU)
    • 8. Costs Impact - Wi-Fi
      • a. Terminal Customer Premise Equipment (CPE)
    • 9. Infrastructure - "Steps To A Successful Wireless Broadband Network"
    • 10. Market Analysis
      • a. Market Drivers and Revenue Forecasts
      • B. The Pros & Cons "Wi-Fi Profitability"
    • 11. Technical Reference "Face-Off 4G vs. WiMAX vs. Wi-Fi"
  • Long Term Evolution (LTE)
  • (Part Three of Four)
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. What is LTE?
    • 3. LTE Network Architecture - SAE
      • 3a. Service Architecture Evolution (SAE) - Node Definitions
        • i. GPRS Support Node (GSN):
        • ii. Gateway GPRS Support Node (GGSN):
        • iii. Serving GPRS Support Node (SGSN)
      • 3b. System Architecture Evolution (SAE) - Diagram
      • 3c. GPRS Core Network - The Foundation of SAE
      • 3d. GPRS Tunneling Protocol (GTP)
    • 4. LTE Air Interface: E-UTRA
    • 5. What Carriers are Pursuing LTE
    • 6. Qualcomm and LTE
  • "The 4G Industry"
  • (Part Four of Four)
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. What is 4G?
    • 3. Three Approaches of 4G
      • 3a. 4G Approach #1 - Enhanced 3G or Extended 3G or Open Architecture
      • 3b. 4G Approach #2 - Long Term Evolution (LTE)
      • 3c. 4G Approach #3 - WiMAX
        • 3c.i. WiMAX Rumors
    • 4. 4G Drivers
    • 5. Wi-Fi - Not a 4G Technology Today
    • 6. A Potential 4G Technology? Femtocells?
    • 7. Handsets: 2G, 3G and 4G - The iPhone
    • 8. Market Analysis - The Future of Broadband Wireless
      • 8a. Challenges
      • 8b. Conclusion
  • Summary and Conclusion
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